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I'm not always the most inspired writer; I own up to that. I'm also a "victim" of ADHD, and have trouble writing any more than two pages of a good story before forgetting about it. As for inspiration, I always find it in the form of pictures I find online; I once wrote a poem acclaimed by my class inspired by a picture of a bar of soap cut to look like Mickey Mouse I found online.

It works the same way for fetish stories. The last time I posted a fetish story that was based on a picture, I got slapped in the metaphorical face and was forced to remove the story.

It's rare that I write more than the above mentioned two pages of a story, and even rarer that said story is any good. So, I thought I should let you guys know: I've written 23 pages of what I consider to be good material based on the cover of a manga I discovered online, and the subsequent pages. I still have the manga, and can post the pictures, but I thought I should ask first:

Under what circumstances is it unacceptable to post a story based on a manga? I want to know so that I don't waste any more time on this story, but instead can find something better to do with my "valuable" time (think Yen to Dollars), if it's not even legal to do.

My story involves a manga entitled "6th Year Adult Class," and explores an expanded storyline involving scandal and conspiracy, and a large open-world setting where the main character enlists the help of his debilitated friend in order to stop pure evil. (Ok, maybe that was a little exaggerated, but the first half is true.)

Does this sound acceptable? If it's unclear, I can post a teaser.


EDIT: My computer just took a giant **** on my face and deleted the last, like, 12 pages of my story. Now it's looking like I won't be posting the story anyway if I don't get a reply from this thread. God damn it, Microsoft...

-- Edited by runujhkj2 on Friday 18th of December 2009 04:35:19 AM